Aripiprazole
in this subject :
• The scientific name
• chemical composition
• Influence mode
• Medical Uses
• Availability and examples of trade names in the world
• use in pregnancy and lactation:
• The side effects
• interferes with this medicine
• Prevents use
• to use for babies
• legal situation
• route of administration
• output (physiology)
• bioavailability
• chemical formula
• Use of medication
• Metabolism
• doses and methods of use
• Start date:
• duration of effectiveness
• Storage and conservation:
• Missed dose:
• Stopping the medication:
• overdose:
• Elderly:
• Driving and use of machines
The scientific name
Aripiprazole
chemical composition
7- {4- [4- (2,3-Dichlorophenyl) piperazin-1-yl] butoxy} -3,4-dihydroquinolin-2 (1H) -one
Influence mode
Of atypical antipsychotics AntiPsychotic Drug
Associated with receptors in the brain (dopamine 4 - histamine 1 - serotonin) and affects the
Their work will affect the healthy processes in the body is linked to behavior.
Medical Uses:
Therapy
1 schizophrenia: the patient may need up to six weeks for the full effect of the drug appears.
2 bipolar disease
3 symptoms of acute agitation associated with the disease, No. 1 and 2
4 Assistant treat depression
5 irritability associated with autism
Availability and commercial examples around the world:
ABILIFY Abilify (several countries)
Abilia (Egypt) (Kemi Pharm) Abilia
ABIPREN (Colombia) Abyprin
ACEPROFEN (Peru) Acyprovin
ADWIPRAZOLE (Egypt) Adoiberasul
APALOZ (Spain) Abwazz
AREPEXANE (Egypt) Aribraxan
ARILEX (Chile) Arelix
ARIPIPREX (Egypt) Arribiperics
ARIPITRAL (Peru) Arribitral
ARIPRAX (Colombia) Aribrax
ARIPRIN (Colombia) Araberan
ARIPRIPAZOL (several countries) Arabrazaul
ARIPSI (Colombia) Arebsa
ARIZOL (Spain) Arizul
ARPIZOL (Chile) Arpizol
AZDIR (Chile) Azder
AZYMOL (Chile) Azemol
CENTALIFY (Egypt) Centalevi
ELRIP (India) insecurities
FAXOTINA (Colombia) Vaxotana
GROVEN (Peru) Jrovin
ILIMIT (Chile) (Colombia) Alimit
IPIPRAL (Colombia) Abibral
IRAZEM (Chile) Arazim
IRMIL (Venezuela) Armel
MOTRUXIA Mutroxia (Mexico)
PAREXEN Bariksin (Chile)
SANACE Snaess (Chile)
SCHIZOFY Chezofi (Egypt) (Western Sanaat for pharmaceutical)
SCHIZOSTOP (Chizaustob) (Egypt)
TRANEX Tranieks (Peru)
VIZA Visa (Chile)
YZOMO Yozomo (Peru)
zipper ft 15mg (Zabouap F-T) (Chile)
ARISTADA Aristada
Use in pregnancy and lactation:
• pregnancy category: "C":
• There are no adequate studies to confirm the safety of the use of therapy to the fetus; therapy is used if the therapeutic benefits outweigh the risk to the fetus. You should consult your doctor or pharmacist before taking medication in the case of a pregnancy
• Breastfeeding: It is not known whether the drug is excreted in the nursing mother's milk, but because of its harmful effects on the human body, should avoid feeding process during the treatment period.
The side effects
• The side effects of treatment:
• headache, insomnia, agitation, anxiety, paresthesia, calm
• an increase in weight, constipation, vomiting, indigestion
• orthostatic hypotension
• rash
• Feeling dizzy or dizziness or drowsiness, or confusion or blurred vision, or a change in thinking. Therefore, you should avoid driving and avoid doing the tasks and activities that need to be vigilant and clear vision so that the effect of this drug in the patient shows
• feeling dizzy when getting up from a sitting position or lie down, so you must move slowly, and caution when stairs.
• High level of sugar in the blood, but returns to normal after stopping the drug habit.
• nervous and excited.
• Increase in weight.
This drug interferes with:
Other than drugs nervous system such as inhibitory (antihistamines, drugs used in disorders and mental imbalances, Albarbiotrat, drugs, sleeping pills, alcohol (ethanol)) of the treatment effect inhibiting the central nervous system. If it advised to avoid eating any of them without consulting your doctor or pharmacist. Do not take any new treatment or dietary supplement without consulting your doctor or pharmacist.
If you are taking any of the following medicines Tell your doctor or pharmacist, you may need a dosage adjustment or perform certain tests: the treatment of high blood pressure
• Rpamizaban
• Alevabiotin
• ketoconazole, Alatrakunasul
• Alkwynaedin
• depression treatments, such as Filoksian, and other Albaroxatin
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• This medicine may enhance the blood pressure lowering such as the impact of some of the drugs used to treat high blood antihypertensives pressure; if the patient takes medication for high blood pressure, he should tell your doctor if you feel light-headed or fainting after the start of treatment with this drug, and the dose of blood pressure drugs you may need to be modified.
• • There may be a possibility to increase the feeling sleepy if taking this medication with alcohol or drugs that can cause drowsiness, such as:
• - tricyclic antidepressants, such as amitriptyline Amitriptyline.
• - opioid analgesics, such as morphine and codeine Codeine Morphine and codeine dihydro Dihydrocodeine (of narcotic drugs and pain-killing and anti-cough).
• - Benzodiazepine benzodiazepines (sedative medications and muscle relaxants), such as diazepam temazepam Diazepam and Temazepam.
• - sedating antihistamines, for example Alklorvinaramen (medication Anti-Sense) Chlorphenarmine and Alheidroxizin Hydroxyzine (medicine antispasmodic and antihistamine).
• - sleeping tablets, such as Alzoubiklon Zopiclone.
• • The following medicines may increase the amount of Alorabebarasul Aripiprazole in the blood, so the doctor may prescribe a lower dose of it if the patient is taking any of these drugs:
• - Filoksian Albaroxatin Fluoxetine and Paroxetine.
• - nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors for HIV-AIDS, such as ritonavir Ritonavir.
• • Azole antifungals of the group, such as ketoconazole Ketoconazole and itraconazole and fluconazole Fluconazole and Itraconazole Alforakonasul Voriconazole and Albosconasul Posaconazole.
• - quinidine Quinidine (medicine bradycardic).
• • The following may reduce the amount of medication in the blood Alorabebarasul. Therefore, a higher dose than the doctor may prescribe if the patient is taking any of these drugs:
• - Alcirbemaziban Carbamazepine (medicine anticonvulsant and analgesic).
• - barbiturates, such as phenobarbital and Alomubarpittal Amobarbital Phenobarbital (medication hypnotic and sedative and anti-convulsion).
• - Phenytoin phenytoin (an anti-epileptic medication and heart rhythm disorder).
• - primidone Primidone (anticonvulsant medication)
• - Rifabutin Rifabutin (an antibiotic).
• - rifampicin Rifampicin (an antibiotic).
• - The herb St. John St. John's wort.
• • You should avoid alcohol and other drugs and natural products that smooth out the responses of the patient's actions, and that includes painkillers and sedatives nerves and mood inhibitors and antihistamines and other drugs that affect the pain.
• • The patient can become infected very easily sunburn, so you should avoid exposure to the sun and the family used to give a tan on the skin complexion. You should use sun protective wear protective clothing and eye lid.
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It prevents the use of this medication in the case of:
• arteries or heart disease, or dementia, or Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, or who are at risk of developing it, should news of the treating physician, you might need some cases modified or other precautions doses.
• treatment may cause a marked increase in weight, so it is advisable to monitor the patient's weight waist circumference.
• patients with phenylketonuria (vinyl Kituoraa): Some may contain pharmaceuticals for the treatment of a phenylalanine material, which pose a risk to these patients, so you should tell your doctor in such a case to make the necessary procedures.
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• • If the patient has sensitive to the Alorabebarasul or any other part of this medicine.
• • must inform the health care provider if the patient has a sensitivity towards any medication.
• • must be reported allergy that affected the patient and how they impact them in it. This includes detecting the presence of rash or blisters or itchy skin, or shortness of breath or whistling when you inhale or cough or swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat, or other symptoms associated with the use of medication.
• • If the patient suffers from one of the following cases: a disease in bone marrow or liver disease
Use in infants:
Can not be given to infants
legal situation
Distracted only by prescription in most countries
Route of administration
Oral
Tablets
drink
Melt oral tablets
Directed by
Faculty (27%; <1% unchanged)
, Stools (60%; 18%
The availability of vital
87%
Chemical formula
C23H27Cl2N3O2
Use of medication
• It can be taken on empty stomach or after eating stomach, but preferably after eating food if it causes irritation or upset stomach.
• This medicine is available in liquid form "drink"; If the patient can not swallow the disks. For those dealing with food through feeding tubes, those able to use the liquid, but you must rinse the feeding tube before and after medicine.
• prefer to eat a large amount of fluids that do not contain caffeine, but with reducing the amount of these liquids covered by the patient is advised if a health care provider to do so.
Metabolism
Hepatic (mostly via CYP3A4 and CYP2D6)
Doses and methods of use
The initial dose is a disk or a titer of 10 or 15 mg oral solution once a day. The follow-up doses are 10-30 mg per day. However, the dose should not be increased two weeks ago. However, the dose may vary depending on the situation that address, according to the doctor's recommendations.
Start date:
Up to six months in cases of schizophrenia
Storage and conservation:
Protect tablets at room temperature.
• saves medication away from light.
• Protect tablets away from moisture, and is not being stored in the bathroom or kitchen.
• saves drink "solution" in the refrigerator. But, you must get rid of any part of the non-drug user, and that six months after the beginning of eating.
Missed dose:
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• • must be addressed missed dose as soon as possible.
• • If it is time for the next dose, may not be eating the missed dose, but follow the usual schedule regular appointments.
• • You should avoid taking double doses or overdoses.
Stopping the medication:
We should not stop this kind of medication without consulting your doctor, even with an improvement
overdose:
Elderly:
If the patient's age was sixty-five years or more, you should take this medication with great caution, because it is more vulnerable to the side effects of medication.
Driving and use of machines
• The patient may not be fully conscious, so you should avoid driving and various other activities until you know the extent of the effect of this drug in the patient.
